.opt file and converting to CAP

I am busy with a project where I will load several applets onto a Java Card.
The java files compile fine. However, when it comes to using converter, I need an opt file for each of these java files that were just compiled. Is there a tool that creates these opt files or can I manually create them?
I have created one manually. However, when the converter is used it gives the following error:
"error: input class directory c:\order\java\com\Comp\rappelle\com\Comp\rappelle not found."
It won't find anything there! As you can see, for some reason it adds "com\Comp\rappelle" after the initial "com\Comp\rappelle." I don't know what is causing this. I have gone over my compile.bat several times to ensure that vars are set up correctly, etc.
Am I missing something here?

Hi Wdicks,
You are defining wrong path for classdir parameters.
Let me show you the example.
This is for the wallet sample in our Javacard development kit provided by Sun
**********Wallet.opt***************
Line 0 -out EXP JCA CAP
Lien 1 -exportpath api_export_files
Line 2 -classdir samples\src
Line 3 -applet 0xa0:0x0:0x0:0x0:0x62:0x3:0x1:0xc:0x6:0x1 com.sun.javacard.samples.wallet.Wallet
com.sun.javacard.samples.wallet
0xa0:0x0:0x0:0x0:0x62:0x3:0x1:0xC:0x6 1.0
In Line 0 , i have mentioned the type of outputs
In Line 1, I have mentioned the folder name where all export files are. remember i am talking about those export file which are provided by Sun kit.
You have made Sun java card kit as JC_HOME.
Then api_export_files folder will be also in path
In Line 2, Now give the path where you have kept your Opt file
In Line 3, You will have the the applet, package and their AIDS.
I am able to get all the cap, export files.
They are working fine
Hope this will help you.
In your case you are appending packages. So be careful

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